Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for February 26, 2014

The only best female leader I know of is the queen Victoria of the English Empire (no offense, Elizabeth I and II). I don’t know what made Dutch queens Wilhelmina, Juliana and Beatrix famous nor Danish queen Margrethe II.

There were female leaders that weren’t queens, you know.

Victoria didn’t do much in the way of leading. Elizabeth I did lead. Also Boudicca (Boadicea) , Queen Matilda wife of King Stephen and, of course, whatever you may think of her, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. That’s just the political ones

Margrethe II haven´t done a whole lot. It is Margrethe I you would be thinking of, since she was regent during the time Denmark reigned over Norway and Sweden.

But besides that this seems a rather biased arch.

Matilda was Stephen’s cousin and the rightful heir.

Poop head???!!! some leaders have a very small vocabulary!!!

There are centuries of examples of successful women leaders, monarchs, generals and commanders of armies, Persia is a major example. Unfortunately men and their religious rules that women were really property, came in and ruined everything. Catholic church did it too, again, men saying women were submissive property.

There have been plenty of great woman leaders. Only you rarely hear about them. That’s why it’s called history. HIS Story!!!

“Well, stop incoraging him!’

She is asking for it now!

On one side, Golda Meir. On the other, Imelda Marcos and Margaret Thatcher. Or Michele Bachman? There’s good and putrid in both genders.

Wow, flake. Wow.